☀️ Arselia and Akonia

-- Well, yes, I planned to do that first. The second enchantment on the armor, the third on the new weapon I'm planning.

— On the armor... — the Tanarian looked suspiciously at the rune of invulnerability adorning the armor, then at the smiling Erefir, and then back at the rune, — ...can you really apply two runes to it at once? I'm not an expert, of course, but I always thought that they were already enchanted by Lord Sanderstrike or someone from his colleagues.

-- There is irony, but less than it seems; the boundary between magic and technology is blurred, and the time of creation is not important at all, although it is a little wrong that I haven't had time to figure out how they work yet... I should look into it if I'm smart enough.

— Given what I know, I tend to agree. Especially in the context of precious stones, the ideas related to which I couldn't tell you about... although, given our resourceful Mindjin friend, maybe it's for the best. In general, I agree that the study of magic is one of the branches of science, albeit one that is not available to every mortal. Therefore, it is not worth separating them too much. But that's just how it is in human perception. There are other related topics that I can bore you with, but I'm not sure if you'll be interested or if there's any particular point. There's a good chance that you'll agree with my reasoning anyway.

-- Shall we go?

Alaria glances at the silent Klin, who still hasn't answered.